Pissouri

...on the other side, lies Pissouri village. The village is like a pin-prick on the maps, grown as it has, up the sides of a 500 foot high hill. It is a tiny little village housing something like 550 residents, mostly traditional Cypriot families working the huge expanse of grape vines that cover the ground between the village and the sea. Of course, the relatively new addition of a motorway has put Pissouri on the map and made access easy. It has ...
...But just for now, Pissouri is still a very “real” place. Don’t get me wrong, the village is surprisingly welcoming to travellers and the many tavernas and bars would certainly not survive without the tourists’ dollars. My very favourite place to eat is The Bunch of Grapes which was, once upon a time, literally the only place TO eat in Pissouri. Like many of its more recent competitors it serves traditional meze, vine leaves ...

Kirsty1 30.01.2003 · Read full review
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